seventh heaven

第七天堂,第七天,第七重天,第七层楼

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the highest heaven, where God and the most exalted angels dwell.
- : a state of intense happiness; bliss: We were in seventh heaven in our new home.

nounextreme happiness

Synonyms

Rick would cut together five years worth of work, add the sixth, then recut six years worth of work, add the seventh, and so on.
“I´m now writing to you from goat heaven,” he lamented on the blog he maintains.
In its opening weekend the movie Heaven Is For Real (budget: $12 million) doubled its gross.
Hatuey asked the religious man holding the flame if indeed any Christians were in heaven.
But assuming things were ever that hopeful, heaven was short-lived, and trouble followed.
It will be no more monotonous than having one's seventh birthday or falling in love for the first time.
Decide about it, ye that are learned in the ethnographic distinctions of our race—but heaven defend us from the Bourbonnaises!
And if an earthly father would act thus wisely and thus kindly, "how much more your Father which is in Heaven?"
The expression of his features was calm and composed, and his eyes were raised to heaven with a look of hope and supplication.
A burning crimson flushed over the cheek of Wharton, as Louis uttered this ardent appeal to friendship and to Heaven.

第七天堂,第七天,第七重天,第七层楼

n.名词 noun

1
- : the highest heaven, where God and the most exalted angels dwell.
- : a state of intense happiness; bliss: We were in seventh heaven in our new home.

nounextreme happiness

Synonyms

Rick would cut together five years worth of work, add the sixth, then recut six years worth of work, add the seventh, and so on.
“I´m now writing to you from goat heaven,” he lamented on the blog he maintains.
In its opening weekend the movie Heaven Is For Real (budget: $12 million) doubled its gross.
Hatuey asked the religious man holding the flame if indeed any Christians were in heaven.
But assuming things were ever that hopeful, heaven was short-lived, and trouble followed.
It will be no more monotonous than having one's seventh birthday or falling in love for the first time.
Decide about it, ye that are learned in the ethnographic distinctions of our race—but heaven defend us from the Bourbonnaises!
And if an earthly father would act thus wisely and thus kindly, "how much more your Father which is in Heaven?"
The expression of his features was calm and composed, and his eyes were raised to heaven with a look of hope and supplication.
A burning crimson flushed over the cheek of Wharton, as Louis uttered this ardent appeal to friendship and to Heaven.